• Consumers in Canada
• Canadian professional associations or corporations that own or lease vehicles and are primarily obligated to have their regular maintenance service and/or repairs performed at a dealership or retail automotive service centre.

For coverage, your vehicle must have less than 60,000 km and have been manufactured within the last 48 months.

*For complete Car Warranty Terms and Conditions, click here. Competition, agriculture/farming, mining, diesel engines greater than 4.0 litres in capacity and commercial vehicles do not qualify.

The NAPA 10-year/400,000 km Limited Engine & Driveline Warranty covers the repair or replacement of certain engine and driveline components against failure for up to 10 years or 400,000 km, whichever occurs first. For a complete copy of the NAPA 10/400 Maintenance Warranty Terms & Conditions, click here.

Vehicles must have fewer than 60,000 km and have been manufactured within the previous 48 months. Competition, agriculture/farming, mining, diesel engines greater than 4.0 litres in capacity and commercial vehicles do not qualify.

Consumer Obligations: NAPA AUTOPRO consumers must record their vehicle mileage at the completion of the vehicle warranty registration. The NAPA AUTOPRO consumer must have regular and continuous service maintenance performed at any participating NAPA AUTOPRO facility in Canada in order to qualify. A regular service maintenance visit must include changing the qualifying vehicle’s engine, transmission, transaxle, transfer case (4 × 4 vehicles) and differential fluids with fluids that meet or exceed the original manufacturer’s requirements and at intervals that do not exceed the manufacturer’s requirements as prescribed in the vehicle owner’s manual under “severe service” or as recommended by the vehicle’s (if so equipped) oil/fluids monitoring system, but in no instance can engine and driveline intervals exceed:

Engine oil changes:

• Exceed 8,000 kilometres using conventional or semi-synthetic based lubricants or be greater than a 4-month interval between oil and filter changes, or
• Exceed 10,000 kilometres using full synthetic based lubricants or be greater than a 6-month interval between oil and filter changes, and

Driveline services:

• Exceed 100,000 kilometres or be greater than 36 months between changes for transmission/transaxle/transfer case and differential fluid and filter changes

In addition, the NAPA AUTOPRO consumer must have significant oil/fluid/coolant leaks and other necessary maintenance and repairs performed to prevent damage to the engine or driveline, which meet or exceed the original manufacturer’s requirements. NAPA AUTOPRO consumers are required to keep all service and repair invoices as proof of performance and will be required to submit proof of performance if a claim is submitted. Check with your local participating NAPA AUTOPRO Service Centre as they may keep your service history on file.

You must have your vehicle serviced exclusively at any participating NAPA AUTOPRO facility in Canada and in accordance with your vehicle manufacturer’s “severe service” guidelines, including:

• Regular oil and filter changes at intervals not exceeding 8,000 km or 4 months.*
• Full synthetic oil and filter changes at intervals not exceeding 10,000 kilometres or 6 months.*
• Regular transmission/transaxle/transfer case/differential fluid and filter changes at intervals not exceeding 100,000 km or 36 months, whichever occurs first.*

*You must keep copies of your service invoices.

Most vehicles are driven under “severe operating” conditions, as outlined in your vehicle owner’s manual, and this tends to come with a recommendation that more frequent maintenance service be performed.
It’s up to you how often you have your vehicle serviced. However, to qualify for the NAPA 10/400 Maintenance Warranty, you need to:

• Have your vehicle serviced regularly, including a motor oil and filter change at intervals not exceeding 4 months or 8,000 km.
• Have your transmission/transaxle/transfer case/differential serviced every 100,000 km or 36 months, whichever occurs first.